Killing Moon (TV 2000)

A mysterious disease threatens airline passengers.

Director:

John Bradshaw

Writer:

Tony Johnston

Stars:

Kim Coates, Daniel Baldwin, Penelope Ann Miller

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Kim Coates	...	Clayton Durrell
Daniel Baldwin	...	Frank Conroy
Penelope Ann Miller	...	Laura Chadwick
Daniel Kash	...	Lt. David Thatcher
Denis Akiyama	...	Dr. Yamada
Tracey Cook	...	Roberta
Christopher Bolton	...	Peter Neely
Natalie Radford	...	Teri Sands
Mark Camacho	...	Tag Hunt
Dave Nichols	...	Pilot
Elias Zarou	...	Joseph Carter
William B. Davis	...	Ed
Diana Salvatore	...	Jaya Millay
Matthew Godfrey	...	Adam Ward
Katherine Trowell	...	Sharon Carter

Storyline

A mysterious disease threatens airline passengers.

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Canada USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 May 2000 (Germany)

Also Known As:

Framed

Filming Locations:

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Trinity Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

It is apparently a surprise to the passengers that their cell phones do not work. Their plane is above the Pacific Ocean, thousands of miles from land. Cell phones never get signal over the middle of the ocean.

User Reviews

Even for TV, this one is bad.

This is the worst movie I have seen in the past year. I rented it on tape and could tell right away it was a for TV production. My expectations lowered, but could not get to the level of this sub-TV-standard slop. The movie was obviously a low budget effort, judging by these examples: an interisland flight in Hawaii only had 20 passengers, the plane only had a flight crew of two, the set for the 737 was a DC-10 set from another movie and only 3 Federal agents became involved in a major medical/air disaster! The number of technical errors were numerous too, such as the one hour and forty minute trans-Pacific flight time from Hawaii to California. The worst part of this movie was the performance by Daniel Baldwin, one of the Baldwin boys. It is obvious why we see less of him than his other brothers. I had a hard time figuring out what the deal was with him making a heart-shaped design with the fingers of his hands across his belly as he walked stiffly around the control room. His overacting outbursts were ridiculous too. Avoid this one. Watch one of the old Airport movies instead.